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Published by the Laity and Priests of Mary the Queen Parish

Prayer for Enlightenment Before Meditating on God's Word

Readings | Reflection | Prayer | Prayer Request

February 3, 2010
Memorial, St. Blase, bishop and martyr

Wednesday 4th Week in Ordinary Time - Year II



2 SAMUEL 24:2, 9-17
MARK 6:1-6

http://www.usccb.org/nab/020310.shtml


David was a shepherd boy chosen by God to be his servant. A servant appointed as a king over his people. He was the anointed shepherd king to lead God’s people. David the king forgot his role due to pride. He forgot that he is a servant of God. He forgot that he is a shepherd of God. Even though he acknowledged his sin, he allowed the people to suffer. Only when he saw the mercy of God, did he realize who he really was – a shepherd appointed to protect the people rather than sacrifice them for his sins.

How many of us are leaders? Do we realize we are appointed by God to be shepherds? As leaders, how have we treated others? Did we sacrifice others for our mistakes?

David failed to realize that he was chosen by God to lead his people. In Nazareth, the people failed to realize that Jesus was chosen by God to lead them. Jesus ‘could work no miracle there’ because of their ‘lack of faith’.

Today, God has chosen priests to be our spiritual shepherds. They are anointed by God and appointed by the Church. Why do these priests not work many miracles in our midst? Is it our lack of faith in God’s selection? Aren’t our priests ministering to us in the person of Jesus? Do we recognize Jesus in them or do we see what we want to see – their past background?



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